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* This issue does not paint a picture of careful software development practices and quality assurance - having unused code around capable of issuing BR-violating certificates does not seem like responsible practice.
* This issue does not paint a picture of careful software development practices and quality assurance - having unused code around capable of issuing BR-violating certificates does not seem like responsible practice.
* WoSign assert that the fact that the cert was SHA-1 was a "SHA-1 parameter request" - i.e. the SHA-1-ness was caused by the requester. However, as we understand it, the request was the same as a request which produced a SHA-256 certificate from StartCom, except for the change of the API parameter. Therefore, the SHA-1-ness was WoSign's responsibility, not part of the request.


* The question of why StartCom was able to trigger certificate-issuance code which WoSign has stopped developing and maintaining is also still open.
* The question of why StartCom was able to trigger certificate-issuance code which WoSign has stopped developing and maintaining is also still open.
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